The Firefly Trail is a long distance, paved greenway built along the historic Georgia Railroad corridor, connecting Athens to Union Point.  When fully completed, it will span about 39 miles through multiple small towns in northeast Georgia.  Sections of the trail are currently open in Athens, Winterville, Maxeys, Crawford, and Union Point, with plans to close the remaining gaps.  The route blends urban trailheads and quiet rural stretches, passing through wooded areas, farmland, and historic downtowns.  Terrain is mostly flat to gently rolling, and surfaces vary slightly be segment, but the

The 6-10 Trail is a popular route for runners, hikers, and bikers because of it history both locally and national impact. Bikers are only allowed on a portion of it. This trail is part of the Trans Allegheny Trail System. More information can be found at https://www.transalleghenytrails.com/. This gem is a mixed bag of rail trail and dirt trail. It does have some good elevation to it. There is a lot of history tied to this trail. There is even a museum at the one end of the trail with alot of great history.